Posted 10/22/07 at 01:46:56 PM by David Murphy
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We’re always suspicious of cooling devices that promote their silent functionality. Quiet devices tend to use less-powerful fans or run normal fans at painfully slow speeds. And while this can do wonders for one’s hearing and general peace of mind, our reasonably noisy stock AMD cooler performs much better than the quieter devices we’ve tested.
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Posted 06/12/07 at 02:48:20 PM by Michael Brown
Tips and tricks for building an acoustically sound media room.
Posted 09/17/06 at 02:22:45 PM by Josh Norem
Scythe is a newcomer to the U.S. cooling market, and is trying to establish itself as the go-to company for monstrous heatsinks that—like Zalman’s—offer quiet cooling. We reviewed the company’s Ninja Plus cooler in July, and were impressed by its silent operation. The Mine runs just as quiet, but suffers several major flaws.
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